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2007-12-19
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Originally Posted by amigokin
I'm glad they ditched the caps+shift approach -- that makes no sense to me. I'd prefer double-shift to lock over hold to lock, but either is better than a wasted key.
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2007-12-19
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Originally Posted by cyberghost
Want to sell it?
I got my N800 for more a little more than a month and start to hate this piece of sh*t. It got too many bugs. The browser just constantly crashes with the message "internal error, application web closed". When it works, wifi just drops connection too often, so I got to disconnect and reconnect for it to work again and keep doing it till tired and piss on it. Refresh application manager never works. It crashed one of my SD card too. This is a internet tablet and cannot connect to the internet very stably. What is it for then? is the N810 better or just same kind of crap. Anybody got a good recommendation for a portable internet devive that can do the job well?
Buy.com has new ones for $180.
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N810, iGo bt kb, Diablo, 10Gb storage onboard instead of a Thinkpad
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N810, iGo bt kb, Diablo, 10Gb storage onboard instead of a Thinkpad
OTG w/ unlimited storage!!
Put a penguin in your pocket!!
PLEASE use the Wiki
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2007-12-19
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Originally Posted by gemniii42
You may not want mine. I will try to improve it.
Want to sell it?
Buy.com has new ones for $180.
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2007-12-20
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cyberghost ... what types of sites do you visit? Any idea which sites crash your N800? I see the "Application Web closed" error every now and then. Just when I think I won't see it again, it rears its ugly head. I believe it happens when I'm running multiple instances of "Web" using the MicroB (beta) engine or I'm surfing a AJAX (JavaScript-intensive) web site such as www.meebo.com or www.gmail.com. Seems to me that my CPU is pegged and RAM is maxed out right before a crash.
Maybe it would be more stable if I ran the original Opera engine, but then I wouldn't be able to visit some of these AJAX sites at all. /-: I hope OS2008 is the silver bullet d-;
Maybe it would be more stable if I ran the original Opera engine, but then I wouldn't be able to visit some of these AJAX sites at all. /-: I hope OS2008 is the silver bullet d-;
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2007-12-20
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Originally Posted by calador
The message appeared on mine was very unpredictable. Sometime just connecting to an AP and woila there it is even I didn't open any web instance. With os2008, the message doesn't seem to appear any more and just close without any notice. A lot of websites cclose the browser. Try and see if you can open www.samsung.com and wait until it is fully loaded.
cyberghost ... what types of sites do you visit? Any idea which sites crash your N800? I see the "Application Web closed" error every now and then. Just when I think I won't see it again, it rears its ugly head. I believe it happens when I'm running multiple instances of "Web" using the MicroB (beta) engine or I'm surfing a AJAX (JavaScript-intensive) web site such as www.meebo.com or www.gmail.com. Seems to me that my CPU is pegged and RAM is maxed out right before a crash.
Maybe it would be more stable if I ran the original Opera engine, but then I wouldn't be able to visit some of these AJAX sites at all. /-: I hope OS2008 is the silver bullet d-;
